Presenting a bold theory, the book proposes that the flood was the result of an enormous ice meteor that broke up in space, subsequently melting to form rain that flooded the entire planet.

Author Tony Hughes, drawing on scientific evidence and meticulous research, provides a thought-provoking analysis of this alternative explanation for the flood. He suggests that the meteorite responsible for the deluge would have been an at least astonishing 14 kilometers across, possibly breaking apart as it traversed our solar system. Upon entering Earth’s atmosphere, it would have heated up and melted, releasing unimaginable amounts of water in the form of rain. The author posets that there may have also been more negligible impacts of solid ice or even rock meteors. Still, he argues that due to the overwhelming amount of water, any resulting impact craters would be unrecognizable today.

Challenging established beliefs and presenting bold hypotheses with compelling evidence, this captivating non-fiction odyssey will intrigue both scholars and curious readers seeking a deeper understanding of Earth’s ancient past.